Week Calendar

This week is the last week to register your team for our City of Cottonwood Co-Ed Adult Volleyball Leagues! Come in to the Cottonwood Recreation Center and register your team today!

Focuses on the natural development of skills through the enjoyment of books, the importance of positive interactions between babies and parents, and the critical role of literacy-rich experiences. 30-45 minutes of fun, musical,&nbsp

Storytime and crafts for preschoolers

Monthly meeting.

Are you grieving the loss of a loved one?
Would you like a safe place… 
Meet new people?
To be with others who understand where you are?
To talk with others who are experiencing similar thoughts and emotions?

Help with Federal Agencies and Constituent Services from Tom O'Halleran's office

A gathering for quilting.

Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting

Stories, songs and more! 

Come share short stories, fun songs, early literacy tips, and kindergarten skills.  Same program on Wednesday and Thursday.

Are you fascinated with the art of storytelling through listening to others and sharing your own? Bring your sense of humor, creativity, open minds and hearts for a session of learning and growing together. Ages 55+

Time for adults to relax, have fun, and build positive relationships in the community. Coffee and coloring supplies are provided, but feel free to bring your own, if you like!

https://al-anon.org/

Weekly themed storytime. A fun craft, related to the story will follow. Encourage the love of reading and don't miss out on the fun!

The Development Services Department is excited to continue our Meet Us at the Library outreach events hosted at local libraries in 2020!

Babies and Toddlers Welcome!

We will be reading, singing and crafting!

This group meets on the third Thursday of every month.

Please join us!

Bring a mat or towel and exercise to a Yoga DVD in a relaxing atmosphere.

Drop in for technology help.

Table for people to pick up information on the 2020 Census and discuss how they can help, and benefit from helping out.

Come share short stories, fun songs, early literacy tips, and preschool skills.

Class is only 30-45 minutes long; please come early to look for books, visit the bathroom and eat snacks before class.  Thank you.

Come share short stories, fun songs, early literacy tips, and kindergarten skills.  Same program on Wednesday and Thursday.

Come share short stories, fun songs, early literacy tips, and kindergarten skills.  Same program on Wednesday and Thursday.

Abuse: one of the worst problems facing the 21st century presentation. 

Use our sewing machine, badge making machine or Cricut die-cutting machine.

When Caroline Shaw won the Pulitzer Prize for music in 2014 for her piece Partita for 8 Voices, she became the youngest winner of the prestigious award.

The Prescott Valley Public Library (7401 E.

Do you need help with basic computer skills?  Come to the library for free computer classes!  We will help you learn computer skills and set up an email account.

Prescott Valley Public Library (7401 East Skoog Blvd, Prescott Valley, AZ) is offering three sessions of Let’s Start Writing – Sentences.

Debra Somontes teaches the use of hand embroidery to embellish a t-shirt, bag, jeans, skirt, pillow, and more. Anyone interested in creating unique pieces, meet in the Founders Room at Camp Verde Community Library for this hands-on class.

Do you get frustrated with your technology?  We are here to help! 

The Crown King Library can help you learn how to explore the internet, use Microsoft Office applications, set up email and more! 

How to create hilarious smartphone photos and videos using Snapchat app

Coloring for Adults

A wonderful opportunity for a mother and child to learn the art of Quilting together.   This is a beginning quilting class for ages 10 and up.  Students will have the opportunity  to create finished products such as quilte

Reading practice with Maggie Mae!  Reading with Maggie in 15 minute time periods.  Sign up with the Beaver Creek Library we have permission slips.  Thank you. 

Come join Andrew Chin as he teaches us how to play island music on the ukulele! This is a group class and free to the community! Brought to you by the D-H Friends of the Library!

Miss Kelsey's Art Playdate is a four week art experience for children ages 10-12. Class size is limited to the first 10 participants to register.

Information Coming Soon

Bring a mat or towel and follow yoga videos with other healthy like minded folks in a calm setting.

A gentle exercise combining slow movement, deep breathing, focused intention, or a "Moving Meditation" to increase strength, balance and posture, prevent falls, improve mind, body and spirit, and reduce stress and increase relaxation.

This will be a place beginners can come to get answers to their questions and to answer the questions of other beginners. A library staff person will also be present to answer questions.

Bring a mat or towel and follow yoga videos with other healthy like minded folks in a calm setting.

Join us as we explore the world of computer coding and gaming at codecombat.com.

Hang out, create and share art with others, and have fun.  Once a month we will also have visitors from professional artists as well.

Lead by local parent and tabletop enthusiast, Scott Quillen, learn about the Warhammer Universe and miniature wargaming, then get a miniature warrior of your own, paint them, and lead them in dice-based battle!

Weekly themed storytime with our favorite bearded dragon, Dewey. A fun craft, related to the story will follow. Encourage the love of reading and don't miss out on the fun!

Epic Adventure Awaits! Hang out and create fun, hilarious, or horrifying stories together. It's all up to you what happens. No experience necessary, we will help you make a character and find a group.

Pick up a copy of the next Non-fiction Book Club book at the library.

Come meet Cruiser from Pet Partners! Cruiser is a three-legged, sweet dog who LOVES kids and reading! He invites you to come read to him for 10 minutes after school. Sign up now! 

Does your elementary-aged student need help with math, writing, reports, special projects or other school work? Bring them to the Homework Club for one-on-one learning.

You've Got It! Now You've Got to Use It! Wendy, Library Clerk @the PC Help Desk gives one-on-one assistance with your own personal device. This is a group for people helping people.

No-cost tax preparation and e-filing services for taxpayers of all ages. 

The checklist below includes items you need to bring when you visit an AARP Foundation Tax-Aide site for us to help you prepare your tax return(s)

Meet up for LGBTQ+ teens and allies, come hang out, discuss life and have some snacks.

Bring a mat or towel and exercise along with a yoga video in a peaceful environment.

English as a Second Language

Prescott Valley Public Library (7401 East Civic Circle) will be presenting Mark Musick – Author Talk – “Howard Hughes: Madman, Genius, or Both?” – Tuesday, February 18^th, 2020 from 5:30 pm – 6:45 pm in the 1^st Floor Auditoriu

Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting

Meet in the Teen Library to play a variety of games, eat pizza, and get to know each other.

Join us Thursday, February 20^th, 2020 from 5:30 pm to 6:45 pm at Prescott Valley Public Library (7401 East Skoog Blvd.) for Alzheimer's Presentation-10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s.

All ages and abilities are welcome! Share your love of the game with others. Learn new strategies to improve your knowledge.

Join us at Camp Verde Community Library at 6:00 pm on Wednesday, February 19th for a riveting presentation by Major General (ret.) Mark Musick on his book: Boxes: The Secret Life of Howard Hughes

Usually meets in the Terracotta Room. A parent support and resource group for families that have a special needs child.

Weekly early child literacy program offered by Beaver Creek Librarians.